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Has your child asked, "How does steam power work?" ... When these molecules heat to a certain temperature, they force themselves apart from one another, demanding more room between each molecule.
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All you need to do to remove the odor is to iron the clothing or steam it. Heat releases the molecule that causes that smell, nixing the odo ... view more. ... sarahbelle1414, Answers Expert
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The molecules collide and then bounce as a single molecule out of the water into steam. In order to reverse the process, you have to cool the covered container.
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A better understanding of the properties of steam may be achieved by understanding the general molecular and atomic structure of matter, and applying this ...
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water molecule: image of simplified model by Russell Kightley Media.
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It depends on the molecule. It can be anywhere from about 10-10m up to large enough to physically see (a flawless diamond, for example, is a single molecule).
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At this point, the individual molecules move very quickly. This is called the gas state. In water, the gas state is achieved by boiling water to form steam.
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The steam moves quicker because there are less interactions between the water molecules themselves. In the liquid state they are in closer proximity so van der ...
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Molecular mass of common gases and vapors. ... The molecular weight of a substance, also called molecular mass, is the ... Water Vapor - Steam, H2O, 18.02 ...
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